
New Construction Electrical
Complete electrical installation for new homes, wired straight from the builder's plans.

Local, owner-led electrical repairs for Grand County homes.
We troubleshoot everything from tripping breakers to warm outlets, from decades-old cabins to newly built homes.

Grand Lake Electric is a licensed electrical contractor handling the repair and upkeep work that keeps a home's wiring safe and functional. Flickering lights, a breaker that trips every week, or an outlet that's warm to the touch are among the most common problems we're called to fix. Owner Randall Claeys diagnoses the problem himself and tells you plainly what's wrong before any work starts.
Our residential electrical services under this call cover:
Most repair calls start with a short conversation, not a sales pitch. We ask what's happening, take a look, and fix it in as few visits as possible.
You call (970) 627-8215 and talk directly with Randall about what you're seeing or hearing, whether it's a tripping breaker, a dead outlet, or a flickering fixture.
We come out, open the panel or fixture, and trace the issue back to its source rather than just replacing parts and hoping it holds.
Most repairs, from a bad switch to a loose breaker connection, get fixed on the spot. If the fix uncovers a bigger issue, like undersized wiring or an aging panel, we explain the options before doing more work.
Before we leave, we test the circuit under load and show you what was fixed. You know exactly what changed and why.
Grand Lake Electric works only on residential properties, from Grand Lake and Granby to the ranches around Rand and Walden. That focus means we've seen the wiring patterns common to this part of Colorado, both old and new.

Randall handles the calls and most of the jobs personally. There's no dispatcher guessing at your problem or a rotating cast of technicians relearning your house each visit.

Many homes here were wired decades before current code, and some sit far enough out that a slow-to-diagnose problem means a long wait for parts or a return trip. We come prepared for both.

Because we also handle new construction electrical and panel upgrades, a small repair that turns out to need more work doesn't mean starting over with a different electrical company.

Grand County's mix of older cabins, new vacation rentals, and high-altitude weather puts real stress on residential wiring. A few warning signs are worth calling about before they become bigger problems.
If your home shows several of these signs, or your panel still uses fuses or an outdated breaker layout, it may be time for electrical upgrades rather than a repeated round of repairs.
Repairs and maintenance are only part of what we do. Here's the full range of residential electrical work Grand Lake Electric handles.

Complete electrical installation for new homes, wired straight from the builder's plans.

Rewiring and circuit work for kitchen, basement, and whole-home remodels.

Breaker panel replacement and modernization for homes moving from 100 amp to 200 amp service.

Larger service upgrades to support additions, workshops, and growing power needs.

Standby generator installation and hookup for homes that need reliable backup power.

Home EV charger installation wired safely into your existing or upgraded panel.

Hot tub wiring and hookup done to code, sized correctly for your spa's electrical demands.

Light fixture installation, dimmer switches, and lighting controls for any room in the house.
Grand Lake Electric handles residential electrical repairs and maintenance throughout Grand County, including the towns and rural areas below.
If an outlet is loose, warm, discolored, or doesn't hold a plug securely, it usually needs replacing rather than repairing. We check the wiring behind it too, since a failing outlet is sometimes a sign of a larger wiring issue further back in the circuit.
Usually, yes. A breaker that trips repeatedly is often protecting you from an overloaded circuit, a wiring fault, or a failing breaker itself. We trace the cause rather than just resetting it, and if the panel is older or undersized for the home's current load, we'll tell you honestly if an upgrade makes more sense than another repair.
Yes. A lot of our work is in homes built well before current code, including cabins with aluminum wiring or knob-and-tube sections. We repair what's safe to repair and explain clearly when a section of house wiring needs full replacement instead.
Both. We'll come check a panel, outlets, and connections as preventive maintenance, especially for vacation homes and rentals that sit empty part of the year, or respond to a specific problem you're already having. Either way, you're scheduling directly with Randall, not a call center.

Whether it's a single bad outlet or a house full of aging wiring, call Grand Lake Electric and talk to Randall directly about what's going on. We'll get you scheduled and fix it right the first time.
Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm